Philately is interpreted in its widest sense and the more unusual artefacts include original unused artwork, horse licences and the pilot's licence of Captain John Alcock.
The Biddle House, one of the oldest structures on Mackinac Island, was built about 1780 and is interpreted in its role as a prosperous family home during the height of the fur trade in the 1820s.
The results of the Hib rapid assessment tool need to be interpreted in light of its limitations and the validity of its assumptions critically evaluated in each country where it is used, particularly in regions, such as Asia, where the impact of Hib disease is still uncertain.
This may be interpreted in relation to its function as a scapular stabilizer in shoulder girdle abduction [ 33] and its contribution to posterior tilt and external rotation of the scapula during humeral elevation in standing or seated subjects [ 34].
The dissent said the F.D.A.'s authority should be interpreted in light of "its basic purpose -- the overall protection of public health".
He did not cite the 1939 Supreme Court ruling, which said the amendment must be interpreted in connection with its clause about militias.
The results of our study should also be interpreted in light of its limitations.
